Promising to continue moving Jeffersonville forward, Mayor Mike Moore today announced his bid for re-election in a video posted on social media.“When you electe ...
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Mike was thrilled to visit Utica Elementary School and share a special story with students for #ReadAcrossAmericaWeek! He read Puddin's Best Day, a heartwarming book about his longtime best friend, Puddin! 🐶❤️![]()
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Students in first, second, third, and fifth grade loved hearing about Puddin’s adventures, and Mike enjoyed every moment of bringing the story to life. There’s nothing better than sharing the joy of reading with young minds!![]()
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Mike loves supporting our local schools!![]()
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The City of Jeffersonville, on behalf of Jeffersonville Redevelopment, is making a major investment in the future of Jeffersonville High School with a $1 million donation toward the state-of-the-art JHS Natatorium. ![]()
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Mayor Mike Moore presented the check to Jeffersonville High School and Greater Clark County Schools leaders. ![]()
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This $33-million indoor swimming facility will feature ten 50-meter swim lanes, diving platforms, multiple locker rooms for fall and spring sports, coaches’ offices, and seating for 1,000 spectators. The City of Jeffersonville understands the importance of supporting our schools and enhancing opportunities for students, athletes, and the community. The JHS Natatorium will also have public hours and is expected to be completed by the 2026 school year. ![]()
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Mike visited the Jeffersonville High School Cheer Team, who recently competed at Nationals in Orlando! ![]()
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To help support their hard work and dedication, the mayor delivered a donation check to assist with their expenses. Big congratulations to the cheerleaders for making it to Nationals!![]()
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